Select the sentence which is punctuated and capitalized correctly.

Our pastor, a man of much learning, attended Yale Divinity School,

Our Pastor, a man of much learning, attended Yale Divinity School.

Our pastor, a man of much learning attended Yale Divinity School.

Our pastor, a man of much learning, attended Yale divinity school.

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6 October, 03:50

Select the sentence which is punctuated and capitalized correctly.

Our pastor, a man of much learning, attended Yale Divinity School,

Our Pastor, a man of much learning, attended Yale Divinity School.

Our pastor, a man of much learning attended Yale Divinity School.

Our pastor, a man of much learning, attended Yale divinity school.

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Libby Fitzpatrick · Answer 1

The second one: a man of much learning is not essential is an additional characteristic of the pastor so it's right to put it between commas. Divinity must be written uppercase since it's the name of the school and not an adjective I think